Black Box reflection

Final Drawing 2, Project 1, Watercolour

This watercolour shows how the contrast between different shapes and shades create unique spaces. The dark shaded areas of the work clearly stand out from the light areas, creating a sense of depth in the two-dimensional work. This is similar to the way in which light would penetrate my design, to create a distinct light area and a dark area which reflects the ideas of the inhabitants. 
Darwin's space, which is largely open to its surroundings, provides the inhabitant with an almost uninterrupted view of its surrounds and allows much light to penetrate. This reflects Darwin's desire to make observations of that which surrounds him. 
Hawking's space, on the other hand is largely closed to its surroundings and allows little light to penetrate the halls which make up the work space. This reflects the ideas of Hawking, which are largely theoretical conclusions to unobservable phenomena, thus requiring much concentration with little outside distraction.

First axo in Crysis Wars

Electroliquid Aggregation

"Most sets of values would give rise to a sort of machine that, although grinding out beautiful conclusions, would contain no facts."



(Stephen Hawking and Charles Darwin)

Axonometrics


EXP 2 - Quotes from three clients

"I enjoy having the freedom to explore new ideas and learn more and more about renewable energy every day. Working alongside other passionate and very clever researchers is also great fun!"
-Nicole Kuepper [1]

"Most sets of values would give rise to universes that, although they might be very beautiful, would contain no one able to wonder at their beauty."
-Stephen Hawking [2]

“I am turned into a sort of machine for observing facts and grinding out conclusions.”
-Charles Darwin [3]

[1] http://stelr.org.au/nicole-kuepper/ [last accessed 17/4/10]
[2] Stephen Hawking, A Brief History of Time (Bantam Books, 1988)
[3] http://www.darwin-literature.com/l_quotes.html [last accessed 19/4/10]

Artist's works in Sketchup

Patricia Piccini's 'Big Mother'

Ricky Swallow's 'iMan Prototypes'

Applied textures in Sketchup

Word: 'Organic' applied to the honeycomb exterior

Word: 'Sharp' applied to the lower artist's studio

YouTube video relating to stairs in my scheme



This is the staircase in the Apple store in 5th Ave., NY. This spiral staircase is similar to the staircase in my scheme which connects the gallery space to the upper, Piccinini studio. In this case, an elevator is housed within the spiral staircase, whereas in my scheme the staircase would house the works of both artists.